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BOY WITH THE BIG HEAD.

Yes, il his pa would give him rope,
He'd give suggestions to the Pope.
He thinks that nature gave him birth
To twirl tho axis of the earth.
And when he walks along the street
He spins the world round with his feet-
But still we like tho little Ounce
We used to be just like him once
We know how it's ourselves, most dread,
And little boy with the big head!
He gives advice with generous hand
And sows it broadcast DER the land;
Hetears up like q sapling shoot,
The tree OF knowledge by the root.
He's never in the dark Of doubt,
Like Moses when the light went out;
He volunteers. though none may call,
To show mankind he knows it all
When no dies, then is wisdom dead
Tho little boy with the big headt
It'd Bits.
THERE was a little occurrence in
Washington last spring which so far has
kept out of the papers. 1t happened
like this: There was a certain Senator
who sitteth in the high places, led mp
of the spirit into the wilderness to be
tempted of the devil. And the devil
taketh him up into an exceeding high
mountain and showed him great wealth
and the fullness thereof below. And
he pointed to many sacks filled with
pieces of silver and much stock, yea
railroad stock, and steamship stock,
and Pan-electric telephone stock, and
likewise fat jobs for his family and
friends and all the glory of them all.
And saith unto him, "All thesa things
will Igive thee, if thou wilt vote Alright
on my Little Measure" And the Sena-
tor answered and said unto him. "For
heavens sake do not get behind me,
Satan. And just watch my vote to-
morrow and see if it isn't all right!"-
Dakota Bell.
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DELICATE
| DISEASES.

To those acquainted with our
to say that the Invalids' Hotel
branch establishment located at
England, have, for many years,
the most largely patronized ant
the world for the treatment al
arise from youthful indiscretion
We, many years ago, establis
treatment of these diseases, III
the most skillful physicians an
that all who apply to us might 1
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| We Offer
| No APOLOGY.

diseases contract them limo
on doing good and alleviate
we cannot imagine. Why
than most honorable to CT
we cannot understand; an6
afiict mankind there is pro
general practice know so lit
heretofore, to treat with our
all applicants who are suffer-
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illustrated treatise.
PILES, FISTUI
bowels, are treated v
pile tumors are PERI
Send ten cents for II
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Our specialists, remove cataract FRI
ness. They also straighten cross
when needed. Many Ovarian al
Uterus are arrested In growth an
with other means of our inyentiC
cutting operations in these cases is
Especially has the success Of GU
cocele, Hydrocele, FstulR, Ruptu
tured Perineum, been alike gratii
patients. Not less 60 have been tn
for Structure Of the Cervical Cana
orally resulting in Barrenness, or
by a safe and painless operation,
pediments to the bearing of offer
A Complete Treatise on any on
sent on receipt of ten cents in staI
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Organic weak
decline of the
losses, impaired
of wiM-pOwer,
dred affections,
~.~n-tlx, .,,,aL
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-07-27

Although we have in the preceding para
graphs, made mention of some Of the special
ailments to which particular attention IL
given by. the specialists dt the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, yet the insti-
tuition abounds in skill, facilities, and APP
paratus for the successful treatment Of
every form of chronic ailment, whether re-
D medical or surgical means.
liry, Or of consultation, should be addressed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
POSTAL TELEGRAPH LEGISLATION.

WAsmSGroH Dec. 81 ,SDeeiab.-Mr. Sawyer, chair
OF the senate Conmttos o. Post Offices and Pest
Re Ids that the subject Of Postal Telegraph sys
TEN will akon up very after the holiday recess,
lie prepared to whether not such inquiry
may bs dosmsd necessary will no held with opsn dora
great doal Of Information no says. has been elected
upon the subject snd fer himself ho thaks no ha,
heard all tho arguments necessary. Tho committee Of
the Last Congress roportoa back Postal Telegraph bill.
and az dvs nbsrs Of tho present oss aittos
tue that reported IT, the prosI nptsn 10 that
tbev favor tho system The bill introduced at tho pres
snt session ~ Mr. Ednundt Il the In
all It's provsisns that rep.red favsrAly In tho zt
Csnxrss, II declares that there shall he established.
built operated and carried Pos al Telegraph systoia
- tho United states II also provides that Board,
ssag Of Secretaries state WAs and the Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
I snow F0R THE CHILDREN

OPENING EoHBGN,s r. RNA EST WINTER CIRCUS
FUN ToE InE YOUNGSTERS.
Frank A Robbins. Winter circus. which was opened
al IA. American Institute Hall. on Thlrdayc.. near
sitt,-third.'t. yesterday afternoon. Is an enter
prise undsrtaken with the disuact purpose
81 prsyiding tho children OF Nsw-York with
permanent show" In which their particular tastes
are To sr catered To-
N..sn promenade which constitute, outer circle
surrounding the entire building Is placed tho mrnasoro
where safely Gagged wild animals Of tho desert tho
plain ami the Jungle feed AMI howl and d-port them
solve, after heir accustomed fashions In tho
and angles OF the groat building sideshows "
novel aud attractive. are givea and at stated Intervals
the man nsu,' " Puneh and Judy and the rssen-
dsusy funny uaroasttos. which give circus perform
anee OF their own forgetting to have marionetto
ticg delight tho youngsters. For Chrst1As
Day "a special en- ago Aont with Santa Claus has boon
made and he will 10 added TO tho acts OF tho regular
programme.
This bo the first permanent circus established
in Now York since the burning Of Barnums Fourteenth
st Hippo hearon." which lsnrishod fer QUO lltlo
msnth nftesn years ago There will bs chasSos Of the
bill every week tho wnGsr. AMI AZ tn" days
OF frost and day, OF comparative
leisure for tho specialists OF tho sawdnst
r.g Mr Robin, will be able to produce succession Of
recognized talsrt from weck'to week..
For Yesterday. Performance he prepared bin fun Of
renowned .taeus.s. and In the rendering OF 1t kept
hi' premises to tho letter A central elevated
stage with ring at either end OF It
gave thrrc separate points OF interest whsro
performances went Oa at the same time Among the At
trsctisn, Nell smiths cd Gated dogs: club swing
Ing by May Vincent juggling by Nile. Madeline. aud
fencing by captain Charles Englsbssh Braggcsen tho
"huNan csrK'crew." whs. when ho put on his
ovsrcsat hind sido before aud twisted his
head over Wis shoulder. might have been
either coming ho-o or golng to schs:l bareback
hurao rda- by Julia iIowaHdo. Mile Mario. Charles
W. Fish, Mile. Saidoe Tony Lowando. Charles Phillips
and hare- MaIs"n; siaok and tissrspo performances
by III Nine Eddie AID Miles Amelia and Natalie. and
sprvialtlss by Clown Purvis and his clever
do.krys cunning trick ponies Queen Saroro .
with her ladder Of swords Miss Hastings tho " rifle 81
the Kns = Andrew Gafney, "sironScf thAs sullivan !
Milo DO Granville. the " Female Nanssn" whose grace
OF nanssr even marc rosarkabs than hor iron Jaw;
high Keking nd log jun hy Frederick tosk
"mi+ hights Nv Williaa and Lucy Navonos rolling
esb~s sAd Juggling by juliet Asvsrs tusblnk by The
Bickfsrd Brothers aud remark able rIsbiion bv herd
Of elephants. which drilled. marched and counter.
marched played on eAsAass ami hand-organs. danced
the iAnoors and walled with intelligence IL net with
grace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
EXPENSES At THE CUSTOM HOUSE

NO REDUCTION EFFECTED BY SECRETARY FAIR
CHILD's REFORMS"
An Associated Press dispatch published few days
ago stating Of the practical reforms Instituted
by Secretary Farchld reduction OIL the expense Of
collecting the from customs" has cen the text
tor considerable criticism among customs officials at this
port This practical rsforn is to the effect that there
is TO DO "a saving II 535 year. principally by dis
nls,as and ass by reduction Of salaries IN several Inc
stances in sxyour Of the cOlec'sn districts One Of
the oi officials in the Gus on House. speaking OF this
great reform yesterday. said:
This is that pecul ar kind Of ecsno~y which
is stten qusted-"hIllng the barrel thrsh;h the
spiggOt aud emptylng II through tae bubghole."
tnimk II you could get At the last months pas r0sd
tho various depart IN the custom House ana CONS
psrr them with these OF the last NORTH OF 'olcctsf
toh.r,.on's admtustrat on you would md thai tAsre
wa cnlv large Increase IN ths nuubers a"n sn-
poycd but also large Increase IN the running expenses
lake for instance the reorganization schsTc recently
put effect This changed the number o. dYisIsas
from eighi eleven and made necessary the appoint
ment o. many mere deputy colsctots men 100 10
tn make other appointments conveniently shI Isr
Political reasons. the Ciyil service a~ was rysled
ths ntnsntof number OF confidential clerks with
title OF deputy IEsy all not nave 20 -"ersc
Civl Service examination. Ihe duties OF these csnn
dsstia clerks the same as that OF any ether CLERKS
with the exception that they may act ~ 70
the deputy collectors Whenever they are called away
upon n. cal duties Tor nstaEee state or local con-
yeuti6n. on registrar ion and On election days
Electors private office. sometimes writing letters Dut
p.n.r.y porng over the statutes This IL An insovf
lion me NsyIork Cu.l0s House. The Collector aiso
seems 10 need a greater number OF nessesgrr apoit
four tines nbrr assdcd In collector ko0sFtsons
time Then YOU AXE tho surveyors department. he
has found IL rsause detail ton OF the newly appointed
iuspectsrs TO act rouhdssss who do detective WORK,
In other words. work up CHARGES against hepuuN~ss,
g rid OF them. lie also nuds necessary 10 keep luy
thrra s,es tho number OF clerks In his slce aI ~A
r,nuir.I IN surveyor Grahams tine; and the force
INSPECTORS amt boarding officers IS much larger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
.pvy .vn NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

w,surNGro~ Des 2i-Capt4i. John r. Morrison. lOth
avsry IA, bccn PLACED rctlrsd list Of tsc Army
toi,aclJ H. Baxter. Clcf Medical rurycyer las been
ordered from Washington TO ~ Louis q insp"ct the
medical depot. lac r-,,Gnaiion o' cadet "Hsur J.
Graz. f.lrtnclas, United states Military Academy has
bee. .ceopted by tn. Acting secretary Of War
fin...ant T.. u. Tau,.l. been ordered to duty In
a.. snrcau Of Navigation; Lieutenant Ds"itt Csnnan.
I, dut, In ths iydrosraphIc ONCE Ens-n wilkinson. 70
d1tl ~ the IIydrsgraphic Office. January - Ensign john
II srsiey the vin. snip Franklini Lieutenant
,,.sander A. < sssu member Of the Boari OF In
salon. January l. Lieutenant Commander william H.
N-.tua, 10 the Nsw-YorE Navy Yard; Lieutenant
iuo-n Young. TO duty In tho Buieau 81 N-viga'ion
Lieutenant I.hn VI Howycr bn, been detached from
olfv a. tsa Naval Var College ant orderci % advanced
course Of lu,trucf.s The torpedo station CAici In
eiu--r Rob.r; Hne HI. ben ordered 10 dn,y ~ Ia
sp.etsf ~ Machinery - gnn"oa' - 3. ~ sew YORK
. plan W..l-y -. H.lvay tots Bo'ios Navy iari.
January 3 Lents'nnt IL Hh~ier n.- been d.t-ched
I. to Nly~l DhssrFhisry ana placer on Wauh- ~
49,. In.isa took from tue War college AMI
rlN.i w<iuns orders. En-ign Theodore G. Fsnton
All joan q. Isurr--y from du'v ia tho IA
ortrr.; H.gn Arai-tcsi Rust from lrtr ia the Bureau
49, ordrrci dnty comics 90 MA the ssPsc"n OF
.. ~ fL- new csuI'-i'; Chaplain Afrcl Lee Royce
frot. 80 lto'i"a NITr f.fd -"hAfy - ana p-ced on
G.ri1,u t. ~ Harrington. Marine Corps. has been
I,ayc Fiest isitea.at u GiDsoa has bees detached
fss ihc ~tIais.n ana ordered hsSo 10 await rou'e-
mrui ,...,., A.,
c,..'rncior Pork and Nrstaut laval Constructor
I.n.c.m has been appointed 20 survey the AI'nlc Al
Ne YDr which said 20 need repairs - tho eNic,t of
about 1000
The nn.rpir.l portion Of thu sick leave for three
month. granted petobsr - to Second Lieu chant G.
/, 81 cred duty tho Marine Barracks, At tue Marc
i.asd SavJ Iaif, California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
TO INVESTIGATE CERTAIN "rEusl-."

W.snINGroN, Dec - ,SOecidA.-C"nercs 'ia-I M-'o'
OF Illinois Is rea. intrs I,s the following I"ri-i'A
In the IIsu.e meets again after tho hold-
nh>rcIs of No. AVA 1l'r coal
and pA'ei al nbfeaot-ps price " ""~' At
known - trusts. aud
WYNN. such trusts" combinations are go 10 to b.
tax ne tam wr ,rr iut"u"o Tor
rr,t- TIA lab.rcr, ami 40 ETlnf
Laws IN Hr-"t optsli'n 4. t' cNr't lutcnod
10 he Ptv Y iii- same. fherc orr be ~
R>ofrrd That the Judicist 'omn'iit'e ~ tn "u'e o. "a
-aii charges and d"ict~ ne 49,
uhAi er,ot the ' tho n G -
OF NE udo al TO tho m 49, r
secoIdiT What stops " aaT a." hr''N--
de-lrrf roll r-nar' the w." - a, cary
d4ts a. po,.blc this iIou'e Nv hill or o1hrr"s"
l..rIaa,ii.n OF the resolutsn Nj Mason sax =" 'ay
tina, IT 1. aiTcl psrtioutrI, a. tIc cal and sugar
TRUSTS for several frsi. because thej arc
nrclr. that fern part ~ the aecsssIuss ~ lie "a
adv becAn,- both protected by or TAI "
.ysiein AN decidedly IN favor OF Aigh pfst'cilr'
I'm hut there -ht he some war 20 pfrT"rt Va
..yu!csi,, aui tfus = froa psivri n or t...I
aV ft.E defence ~ the labYrirs >ui ra"hfH''ifi
c.sso, 80 40 assistant 10 mouors les 10 Ai't:'.
man he buy his coal III bh.i't. -. "f'
IL - 4 rule less th-a 80 a isu driVefci j.
Ia. g.. lar After cl<.s -urplei the u~n Who on
troll tee I athi r.rly tL- prre Of c'a I've
Iesp. less able stand H. AhI hat -!f~n. 30 :
dne, n.l any way benefit tIs lthnfiss people vFs
mun the co4i. slufo to ursIHiKs'i"r ~ iSe sus-r
ts.Tc has not been ~ i.r - 1sTr h'sn Ans 70
learn Increase 81 sac cent ci d fr ths 81 &c raid
Abr. and Il d. reported i-t The same ga pn' 81
sugs In M country vii ncrsa, the cost To the psopls
S5J,COO,UOO ycag."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
CARDINAL GIBBONS on CREMATION

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH DIsCoURAGEs IT-DIFFEHs
FSr VIEWS ON The SUBJECT
Much has been Published lately in regard to tho posi-
sn OF the Catholic Church the subject OF cremation
There seems be decided difference OF opinion anssg
Catholic tn~soNaRs some holding that there Is nothiss
Objectionable In tho practice while Others maintain thss
the system contrary TO tho teachings OF the Churcn
and few even intimate that Catholic wlo insisted on
having his body disposed Of in this manner might with
proprey denied tue last rites OF the Church There
H. however NJ reason think that Tue opposition Of the
Church would extend this far In fact II is almost GER
tain that It would not.
Cardinal Gibbons. iheocia head the Church 10 'hs
country mas set forth the attitude Of the Church IN e
altar and u can easily be that there soihagln
uattsn 10 the Catholic faith The tariln<ls
v,ws we're expressed In letter last June 70 Washing
ton Gentleman and reads ss iOlevs III.
"tardlsal Gibbons bids me acknowledge the recsps
or ronr letter OF June b Rs directs 10 sa' tua tno
Catholic Church dsceurages cremation as az 'snaneo
win the practice the people OF God IN tue oll usPn
sAtion aud opposed 10 the cherished tradlNous NV
Christian religion III. ch,reh
Tu. may he said 10 represent the views OF tue hiea
generally Notwithstanding the tact that TWO ns.r
PRIESTS have been &isd and that many plV'ns..
Catholic teachers ia Europe and his esisFt &c ,,,v
what favorable 10 the adoption OF cremation iof sA'
reasons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
A NEW CROSS-TOWN RAILWAY
THIRTY-FOURTH STREET TO BE INVADED
PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS TO OCCUPY THIS STREET.
PROp0sFD ROUTF

PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS TO OCCUPY THIS STREET.
PROPOSED ROUTE.
There seems to be some prospect that after manv
attempts delays and failures, a new cross-tou,T
railway may in time be constructed in the neigh
borhood Of Thirty-fourth-st. The Thirty-fourt.
Street Ferry and Eleventh Avenue Railroad Com.
pany is the name Of an organization that pro.
poses to accomplish this. The president of thu
company is d. d. Conover and ID. J. Apgar is sec.
rotary. The capital stock is 81 1000
The plans and preparations for the new road ara
hardly more than begun as yet, but Mr.. Conoyep
said yesterday that the consent Of many of tho
propcrty-owners along the line had been obtained.
and there was prospect of any serious opposi.
ton. Tho consent OF the Common Council TO the
construction of the railroad was obtained in No.
vember, 1885, and that of the other companies oc,
cupying the streets has also been gained, as ne.
CURED by law.
The road will take this course: from the East
River Ferry through Thirty -fourth-st. and Lexlne
tOn-ave, and then by single tracks in Thirty.
second and Thrty-third SITS. to Tenth-ave, Thirty.
fourth-st. and Eeventh-ave-ave, up which il will
run as far as One -hundred-and-seyent Branches
will extend to the North River in 1hirty-fonrth.
Fortysecond and Fiftyseventh sts.. and there will
be detour from EIeventh-ayc. through Sixty.
NTH and Sixty-slxth sts. to Central Park
All the stock that has been placed in the mar.
ket has been readily subscribed for, and il is
intended to begin the work of construction as soon
as the weather will permit. Some objection has
been raised against the road by the understanding
that IT intended to carry freight as well as pas.
sengers. There is no such purpose on the part Of
the company, and the franchise expressly states,
that vi most other roads III the city do not that
II Is Tor tie conveyance OF persons only
This company has no connection Whatever with
one that attempted to construct a RAILROAD in
Thirty fOurtl-st three years ago. In that AN
injunction was granted by Judge Lawrence to H.
Hilton on January /, 1850, TO prevent the con-
tlnuancc Of the work. The case was tried before
judge Donohuc, who, in May, Soj, permanently
eniolned the company from laying It's rails pro-
posed. IL was stated in the evidence that the
night of December 81, 1854, the company tried TO
lay rails IN Ihrty-fourth-st. between Fifth ard
Sixth ayes. without having obtained the Necessary
consent of properly owners. The company Pc
titIOned for the appointment of a cOmnlsslOn,wBlch
was denied by the General Session OF the Supreme
Court.
recent attempt to build a road has been made
by the Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth street
Railroad Company, against which Judge Lawrence
granted temporary injunction TO Edmund Colin,
IT., n property owner, about two weeks dgo. The
case was heard last week. but the decision has not
vet been ANNOUNCED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
HORATIO KIHGs AMB TIoN.

WAsHINGroS. Dec "a tSpecdh. IIorato Kings pres
encc the city just At this no Gossip
meeting his with the judge Adyoca Gvneralship
OF the Army II Is naiersts0d that Mr. King wants tho
place and ths President Is wrg give to him, but
dses not know how 10 dispose OF General Swain. Mr.
KIM wa, mbor OF tho Presidents star when se vas
Goverasr Of EewYsk II Is tho impression at tho War
Department that Mr Kin. will bo gv-n the yacansy
the corps that III doubtless he created the
tfsmert OF Major Gardiner aud Immediately apps od
Aciie Jul 20 Advocate Grr~rs with the understanding
that lie will, get a csmniissisn sosn Grnsr Al
Swalm's retirement he effected II Is positively
stated that both In tao corps II they occur
will be filled from civil life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
HURT on AN ELEVATED STATION.

Mrs Julia Benoske. Of rsmpkinsviIle. s. l.. who was
ssms nnrm at the age Of sixty Ave. was In the city
yesterday mskiag ssms purchases for Christmas few
minutes after p IN she climbed TO the elevated station
at s1tn.av and Eighth ST. intending to get on train
for the Staten Island Ferry Few persons were on tho
platform whom asouthosund train came along Several
persons got of hurry. the gatos OF tho train were
slammed shut and the train wento Thea the old lady
was noticed lying on the platform groanng She haa
fasn just tho train started away fsn the station an
her had been broken by tho fall but sue could not
tell II had been pu shei down ~ the shutting OF tho
yale by too hasty passenger who left the Train An
ainbul anco ned and sho carries to t.
Vnesnts Hospital ner Injury was said not TO DO dsn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
MARYLAND OFFICIALS FEEL SAFE.

WAsnINGToS. Doc. "a tSpeciaij.-lt Is claimed that
nany Government employees here. who are interested in
the matter quietly wak the head nd put tho tongue In
tho cheek when tho resolution recently Introduced by
Senator Halo to Investigate the interference Of officials
with State elections aud local politics I, mentioned
More particularly this tho with those who hail
from Maryland. They clam that tho Great German
dzor public patronage whs represents their state
the Senas will seq 10 n that they Tot severely hurt
by any unNnd inquiries. ami that. they
solid mssi OF thca with Krpubliraa Senators and
meI"bers Of Congress. who viii not fail ~ temper
wind even TO the shorn Maryland mutton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
wAsrIrSGrOS NOTES.

NA-uisGTDN. saturday. Dec. ~, 1887.
For uIIECLA.- IosfNAsTtH--iAe f"a'h~7"'-"e
raj he h-ci's "o-t nasisr'
william ri.rr- Mh.tcns =. Mans Mazda NAII
Canhrl4 ~ Y. -. =. Nt,on. Car'yon. y. y; Mrs let
,ey /. Ellsworth Coa"~4ugo. y Y; Dow f".h
s.trvuIe " y. VI T. Wc5,fsr, Hlbparlite"h' W.
- &. sawyer. hIrOn W
Wit PpiNt NWiNAri"T'-'he semi annual exam
i, toss A. tho W..t Point Military Academy VIII oeglh
Oh JtnI.rr , next. 4ul vii last about - "r-@' IH0
70 lrtl ,A-a D. age nuhps'ing ~ "alrt' inc exam
u.forlp tai. .f4an up'n tde -tu ~ al. WHO
.Hirrr tho Sea lunr l,St. ami ths man Atsh
at. IN At thirtv vii fui To pAs AL he dr'ppri
from tue ,rryics Don ". k"llo.; member 81 thS
class frsA Kansas Eas rc,lgnOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
NOrAygRY MERRY CHRISTMAS FoR HEX

NOrl vgRY MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR IHhh
Donald Guun a native Of Balcall Tharss, sco'lsnd'
eighteen years ago crossed the Atlantic am se''e~ "
ror.pto canada where he obtained employment As q
,.nru.yna. painter which occupation he pursued 10.
ave Years lie then removed 10 Hamilton OattF'" as"
started IA business for himself and succeede III SAVING
.noush nancy for the purchase OF building lo' uPn
rh,,h ma began the erection OF u house. IL eo''
him mere than lie anticipated anu oroasu' So
de-, .srtous trouble; for soon he found Il'nse.
,,, ., ,.rtya.e the property which he had bsped
,ma.. tho future home Of himself. wife ana ONLY '"'a'
~, ~ a, a dull season, resultin. IN the loss o. WORK
t1n,n,l,ty 10 collect what money was duo TO him.
foreclosure OF the mortgage upon MS properly
~, ~. ,omplste exhaustion of his hardesraed savings
for years ,x., "a
come I. this city, aud having been menoe' ~ So
,t.n,lng OF Oxen Ledge No 237 A. o. l; w. .. naaas
@ WV" Nv. Years he relied upon hudine friends anloos
heather .,bers OF the order here ad he dd
ohrainus work for about hve months. wne" ~ ara
uck fell TO his lot. While returning ioh VI. ,,rsvu
e,eni.x on tho platform OF hsrse car NC W. al vas
az a, sudden ioltng OF the car. ana ny Ino Is Ills
.ay.rey injured q head and sent 10 i,,osf.
S,mily was thcu living at No 50 Nasds, cana
.,Js in Nav. London he visited then with ms VII.
caild and shortly aftcrward optaIaea, nan
wok there and kept II as long ~ IL ccuIu NC =, as
n. h.came n member 81 District Assemoy, ~ ~. hs
Wsnts ~ .bor In hopes or obtaiang ~oik mr.. .ast
came hsrk 10 this city, rot enp"Sinsh' So set and
for MS family. TIVE weeks age ne vas h..nnently ~
amt 10 st Iukss Hospital, ana was IN IN crt
m,oysd t. bellevue Hospital. where ne NO" hcS
III, FAMILY 10 at present living at Ne 32s wesI III
ninihst In great destuo. witnout 900 %,ch he BELONG
LII forl relief to tho family whom tnsJ Afs Wv"
prisod Of the foregoing facts